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1000 Beautiful Things

From Craig Hella Johnson and Conspirare, this artful setting of this haunting song by Annie Lennox features a soloist with choral background and percussion. This long-anticipated edition will enhance many concert programs.

Running Wild

The Kikapust Choral Series offers choirs an extensive choice of close-harmony a cappella arrangements. All of our arrangers / composers Jonathan Rathbone, Ben Parry & Mark Williams were long-standing members ofthe SwingleSingers.

The Temptations (Songs from Ain't Too Proud)

Get ReadyAin't Too Proud To BegJust My Imagination (Running Away With Me)My GirlPapa Was A Rollin' Stone

The Temptations (Songs from Ain't Too Proud)

Get ReadyAin't Too Proud To BegJust My Imagination (Running Away With Me)My GirlPapa Was A Rollin' Stone

The Temptations (Songs from Ain't Too Proud)

Get ReadyAin't Too Proud To BegJust My Imagination (Running Away With Me)My GirlPapa Was A Rollin' Stone

Running Up That Hill

Running Up That Hill

Running Up That Hill

Running Up That Hill

Learn to Fly

Originally recorded by the Foo Fighters in 1999, this familiar rock hit made a huge splash recently on YouTube thanks to a live performance of 1000 musicians in Italy. (search Rockin 1000). Michael's arrangement of this tuneful hit for flexible instrumentation is perfect for small or mixed ensembles.

Michael Gore And dean Pitchford: Fame (2-Part)

The long running hit musical Fame can be enjoyed as two-part vocal arrangement, by Jeff Funk, that also comes with a piano accompaniment.

Running Up That Hill(from Stranger Things)

Just My Imagination : (Running Away with Me)

The 1971 #1 hit by the Temptations has a great groove, and this easy-to-sing arrangement by Mac Huff reproduces the wonderful vocal harmony. Available: TTB, ShowTrax CD. Performance Time: Approx. 3:40.

Jane Bastien: Little Dog Running Down The Street

Beginner level Piano solo by Jane Bastien.

As the Hart Longs for the Running Waters

Running Up That Hill (featured in Stranger Things)

Dayeinu [It Would Have Been Enough] : Judith Clurman - Rejoice: Honoring the Jewish Spirit Series

Perhaps the most beloved of the Jewish Passover Seder songs is Dayeinu; this hymn is over 1000 years old but this wonderful arrangement by Broadway legend Trude Rittmann is fresh and new.

Mary Leaf: Warm Summer Rain

This piece features a hauntingly, lovely melody in E minor followed by running eighth notes, ascending and descending throughout the B section. Containing a singing right-hand melody and many gradual dynamic changes, The Winds of Change also includes (artistic) pedaling and subtle changes in tempo.

Philip Lawson: Gaelic Blessing (SAB)

Two traditional Irish blessings - Deep peace of the running wave to you and May the road rise up to greet you - are artfully combined in this exquisitely crafted work by former King's Singer and composer Philip Lawson. A wonderful benediction for graduation, spring concert and worship settings.

Steve Nehrenberg: Cascade

Open chords and running eighths characterize this New Age sounding piece, written in E major. Easy syncopations appear evenly among the chords and give Cascade a flowing motion. The melodic alteration between voices in the bridge is cleverly written. Great appeal, especially for teens and adults.

Time Warp : from The Rocky Horror Picture Show

35 years after its premiere (and featured recently on Glee), cult movie classic The Rocky Horror Picture Show remains the longest-running theatrical release in film history. Here is the familiar high-energy dance hit “Time Warp” in a very playable yet great-sounding arrangement for young bands.

Andrew Lloyd Webber: Memory (From Cats) SATB

One of the most popular Broadway selections of all time and as of 2016 Cats became the fourth-longest-running show in Broadway history! This setting incorporates a full, traditional vocal sound and an expanded accompaniment that will be a wonderful programme addition for concert and community choirs.

O Great Spirit : Text By Chief Yellow Lark, Lakota Soux

Simple, repeated note patterns form the melodic and accompanimental textures of this piece, evoking a sense of humility.Each verse builds toward a cascade of running 8th notes that subside in quietness. A mood ofreverence permeates the piece as Chief Yellow Lark's words, uttered with eternity in mind, reveal all of life to be sacred.

Rebecca Pulju: Into Mischief

This fun, mischievous solo is an excellent choice for recitals, with plenty of opportunity to study and show off rewarding technical challenges. The R.H. sparkles with running scale and arpeggio passages throughout the A section, while the L.H. has its chance to shine with a beautiful and well balanced melody in the B section.